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6 Week Courses July 12 - August 19 6 Week Courses July 12 - August 19 Acro/Tumbling Classes Acting Classes Ballet, Pointe and Pre-Pointe Classes Contemporary Classes Competition Classes Industry Class Commercial Jazz Hip-Hop Classes Jazz Classes Leaps ,Turns,Technique, Improv Lyrical Classes Tap Classes Adult Hip-Hop, Fitness, and Barre Classes Studio for the Living Arts (SLA) Dance Complex offers year- Summer Camps round classes with an extensive Summer Program for dancers of 6 WEEK CAMP “BE OUR GUEST” all ages and abilities. Our professional faculty and high energy AGES 3-6 / TUESDAYS, 5:30-6:15PM, JULY 13 - AUGUST 17 CREATIVE MOVEMENT CAMP MEETS ONCE A WEEK FOR 6 WEEKS atmosphere provides complete and personalized dance training to both the recreational dancer as well as the serious student who 4 DAY MUSICAL THEATER CAMP AGES 6-12 /MON-THURS/ AUGUST 23 - 26. 5:00-8:00PM is looking to train intensively. 1 DAY #dancecampREMIX : HIP-HOP AND ACRO CAMP AGES 8-12 /THURSDAY/ JULY 8, 9:00AM-2PM If you are a serious dancer looking to refine your technique, we offer a comprehensive summer training program for all levels ONE DAY, FUN DAY, CAMP “MAGICAL UNICORN” THEME AGES 3-8 / TUESDAY, JULY 13, 9AM-12PM through a weekly series of classes, Intensives, Master Classes, and Children’s Camps. Our summer program is open to all ONE DAY, FUN DAY, CAMP “SUPERHERO” THEME students from any studio or school. At SFLA we support all that AGES 3-8 / TUESDAY, JULY 20, 9AM-12PM wish to improve. If you have not taken class at SFLA Dance ONE DAY, FUN DAY, CAMP “DISNEY” THEME Complex before we will help place you in the right level and the AGES 3-8 / TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 9AM-12PM right style to achieve your summer goals. Summer Intensives Our summer schedule has no shortage of creative and unique SUMMER BALLET INTENSIVE June 21 - June 25th dance classes offering the opportunity to experience, 9:30am-12:30pm Jr., 9:30am-2:30pm and Inter Adv+ Advanced Intensive experiment, and explore, the many different aspects of dance! 3 level program is designed for students age 7 and up. Ballet Technique, Pre-Pointe/ Pointe class, Variations, Modern, and "Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT)" Summer Master Classes/Conventions SUMMER MASTER CLASSES, AND DROP-IN POP-UP CLASSES Our annual summer session brings a variety of Master Classes for New England area dancers with different visiting guest artists. Dancers from all over New England come together to take part in this unique summer training opportunity. 6 WEEK SUMMER FEE SCHEDULE July 12 - August 19, 2021 ONLINE REGISTRATIONS OR BY PHONE You may register online (recommended) by following the link provided on our website 6WK SCHEDULE OF CLASSES TUITION www.studioforthelivingarts.com. Once registered you will have 24-hour access to Add total hours per student 6 Week Session your dance account. You can view charges and payments, as well as make .5 hr $65 payments online at any time. You may also register in person at the studio, or by .75 - 1 hour $85 phone: 207.657.3006. 1.25 - 2 hours $135 2 .25 - 3 hours $178 LEVEL PLACEMENT All classes are taught with proper terminology, conditioning 3.25 - 4 hours $225 stretches for flexibility, body awareness for appropriate ages and levels, and 4.25 - 5 hours $250 creatively challenged in a positive and caring dance environment. We place all children in classes according to skill, ability and improvement, rather than age. 5.25 - 6 hours $285 6.25 – 7 hours $320 Please note: Age reference is merely for “new” student enrollment until instructor has 7.25 – 8 hours $335 properly observed student’s ability. 9+ hrs = unlimited summer session* $355 Returning Students Our goal is to keep each class progressing together at a similar Family Unlimited summer session* $485 pace while paying attention to the slight mixed level that will naturally arise and Private lessons $30 half hour change throughout the year. (scheduled through the office) $60 hour SUMMER CAMPS, INTENSIVES, FEES New Students: For dancers who come to us with experience at other studios or who AND ADULT CLASSES have been absent from us for some time, we need to ask a few questions to Adult Fitness “Burn” 6wks $75 familiarize ourselves with your skill level and capabilities. Once the initial placement Adult “Barre” Fitness 6wks $55 is determined, the first class is then used as a trial. After the first class the teacher Adult Hip Hop 6wks $75 will make an assessment and advise if proper placement has been achieved or if a Be Our Guest Camp 6wks 7/13- $75 switch to another class is a better fit. 8/17 CLASS LEVEL GUIDE: #dancecampREMIX! 7/8 $65 One Day, Fun day, Camps $45 Level 1 Beginner: Basic fundamentals are introduced, including body alignment, vocabulary, and basic positions of the feet & arms. Musical Theater Camp 8/23-8/26 $125 Junior Ballet Intensive 6/21-6/25 $125 Levels 2-3 Advanced Beginner /intermediate Each level is structured to provide InterAdv+Adv Ballet Intensive $225 more advanced training as the student is ready. 6/21-6/25 Master Classes + Pop Ups Fees vary per Levels 4-6 Inter. Advanced/Advanced These Inter. Adv. and Adv. levels are the guest teacher culmination of study and hard work. Students should possess 5+ years of recent and consistent training. *Unlimited fees do not include dance camps, adult fitness, Pop-Up classes, intensives, or master classes, which are separate. SUMMER SESSION DROP-IN MASTER CLASSES REGISTRATION is first-come, first served. Many popular classes fill before June so we recommend registering early to secure placement in class. Summer Session offers a community-wide series of master classes for New England area dancers and it is the place to be for the intermediate thorough advanced dancer who wants to gain the For full classes, please email us and we can recommend an alternate course. experience of taking class with master instructors and choreographers. Dancers from all over come There is no registration fee for our 6 week Summer Session of classes. together to take part in this unique summer training opportunity! Register online for as many Payment is due at the time of registration to secure your space in class. Master Classes as you wish. Register early to reserve your spot. Master Class Fees are non- transferrable/non-refundable. Check back frequently for updated schedule add ons. Master Class REFUNDS: Absence from summer classes/camps is non-refundable/ fees vary per guest teacher. non-transferrable. There are no refunds for tuition. Tuition is not prorated. Although we are unable to pro-rate tuition, students may take advantage of making up any missed classes with another class offered over the Summer Session. Please stop at the desk and inform the receptionist when you are making up a class. SCOTT FOWLER - JAZZ MASTER CLASS DREW BURGESS ACRO MASTER CLASS Ohio native, Drew, relocated to California, and Scott has performed on Broadway in six shows as well as two national tours......his most trained at L.A.’s best studios including EDGE, Millennium, Fusion, and the PAC Annex. Drew memorable being JEROME ROBBINS BROADWAY, SWING and Twyla Tharp's MOVIN OUT. is highly sought after as a performer, choreographer and guest teacher. Drew can be seen on Feature films include ROCK OF AGES, GANGSTER SQUAD, GNOMEO & JULIET ,BEDTIME teaching & on adjudication panels for: Chicago National Association of Dance Masters, Dance STORIES,THE PRODUCERS, GUESS WHO, GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE, INSPECTOR Teachers Club of Boston, Leap! Competition, Dance Masters of America Regional Chapters, GADGET, MIGHTY APHRODITE and his personal favorite, the best picture Oscar winner Dance Educators of America, Encore Dance & the Rhee Gold Company. Drew is certified by CHICAGO. Television appearances include BUNHEADS, SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE, test to teach through DMA & DEA in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, & Acrobatics and is an active member DANCING WITH THE STARS, GLEE, WILL & GRACE, SWINGTOWN, ELLEN, SUDDENLY in both organizations. Drew is also proud to be Acrobatic Arts Certified (M1-M3) & part of their SUSAN, CINDERELLA, TRACY ULLMAN-live and exposed, and the Tony Bennett TV Special U.S. Division Staff of Course Conductors & Adjudicators. Drew’s passion for dance circles the AN AMERICAN CLASSIC. Scott, who also danced early in his career with the NEW YORK globe with guest workshop classes, technique clinics, & choreography, year-round. His CITY BALLET, has been in over 30 national commercials from NISSAN to OLD NAVY, GAP corporate & live entertainment credits include performances with the Radio City Rockettes, and DIET COKE. He continues to perform in live shows from the Oscars to the Emmys as well Taylor Swift, & The Baha Men. His National Choreography merits include the Sherry Gold as teach, choreograph and spread the love of dance in and around this country. After a three Memorial Choreography Award from DMA & Best Small Group & Production from NexStar. year run dancing with CHER from Las Vegas to Moscow Russia, Scott is happy to be back Drew has toured worldwide with Rasta Thomas’ Bad Boys of Dance as a Swing in Rock the home in Los Angeles. Recently Scott just finished filming a bonus live action musical number Ballet 2 and Romeo & Juliet. Drew now resides in Columbus, Ohio and is part of the weekly to be included on the DVD release of Disney's animation FROZEN. He is very proud of the teaching staff at Straub Dance Center. Drew has also filmed several episodes of class content longevity and variety of his dance career. Scott is grateful and gives thanks to his uncle and at CLI Studios in Los Angeles.
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